Queen Esther Club Hosts Violinist Evening
The Queen Esther Club met at Khiva Temple with president H C Wisner presiding and E H Ashcraft recounting the year's activities. Nettie Lou Keirsey performed violin pieces with accompanist B B Holland as hostesses and members gathered for a social hour before the next meeting on August 8 at 4230 West Fifteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther Club
Khiva Temple
Marvin McCuan
J. N. Flowers
Dora Campbell
H. C. Wisner
E. H. Ashcraft
Vulie Wir Tuvetlammdoell
L. B. Baker
U. S
A. E. Shirley
Nettie Lou Keirsey
Massenet
Haesch
M. T. Jones
W. E. Hancock
Ewell Brown
L. J. Vogel
J. M. Stone
Charles Seiwell
Ross Baker
H. G. Dixon
B. B. Bumpus
E. C. Singleton
W. L. Keaton
Homer Tuttle
A. E. Keirsey
Mesdames M
Hall Holman Marriage Announced in Amarillo Area
Mr and Mrs E F Hall announce the marriage of their daughter Ellen to Wayford C Holman son of Mrs Madge Holman on June 22. Dr E C Snodgrass read the single ring ceremony at First Christian Church parlor with matron of honor Mrs Allen R Click and best man Louis Smith. Ellen Holman is Amarillo High School graduate and Wayford Holman is Amarillo School graduate who attended Amarillo College. After Navy service he works for Phillips Petroleum Co. The couple resides in Roswell New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Hall
Army Technical Village
Ellen
Wayford C. Holman
Madge Holman
Adams
E. C. Snodgrass
First Christian Church
Allen R. Click
Louis Smith
Holman
Amarillo
Amarillo College
Phillips Petroleum Co
Roswell
N. M
Nuptial Courtesies Continue For Popular Bride Elect
Miss Doris Kenyon bride elect of Terry Cameron Martin receives friends at a morning coffee hosted by Mrs. F Leo Miller in Tyler. Guests including Mrs John Kenyon and Mrs Howard Kenyon number forty, with pink and white daisies decorating and Mrs T H McDonald serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Kenyon
Terry Cameron Martin
F. Leo Miller
Tyler
John Kenyon
Miller
Kenyon
Howard Kenyon
Masande
Stbhiovticu le Kupsls
T. H. McDonald
Mesdames
Frank Warren
Henry Holland
Macon O. Carder
Joyce McNeese Weds Hu bert Nicholson In Foxworth Ceremony
Joyce McNeese daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert McNeese of Foxworth Mississippi married Hubert Edward Nicholson son of Mr and Mrs Oran Nicholson of 1322 Tyler in a candlelight Foxworth Baptist Church service officiated by Rev B E Padgett. The couple resides at 1312 Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce McNeese
Robert McNeese
Foxworth
Hubert Edward Nicholson
Oran Nicholson
Tyler
B. E. Padgett
Foxworth Baptist Church
Mary Jo McNeese
Dewey Nicholson
Nicholson
Columbia
Miss
Mississippi State College For Women
Columbus
Chemical Laboratories
Standard Oil Co
Baton Rouge
Social gathering at 813 Bryan hosted by Mrs Grainger
Mrs W L Grainger hosted a social gathering at her home 813 Bryan. Attending were Mesdames S E Inman W L Grainger Victor Steen Rufus McDowell Ernest Thrasher and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Grainger
Bryan
Mesdames
S. E. Inman
Victor Steen
Rufus McDowell
Ernest Thrasher
Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid Shower Honors Mrs Lehanbauer
The Trinity Lutheran Church Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs Paul Prue's home 812 Belleview for a business session led by Rev Hartenberger. Eighteen members and five visitors attended the social hour with a shower held for Mrs Alfred Lehanbauer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church Ladies’ Aid Society
Paul Prue
Belleview
Martin J. H. Hartenberger
Alfred Lehanbauer
Boil Pain Relieved by Antiphlogistine Poultice
The moist heat of an Antiphlogistine poultice eases boil pain and softens the boil. Apply just hot enough for comfort to relieve swelling and chest or muscle soreness from cold symptoms. Get Antiphlogistine chemep flo now.
Variety Club Elects Officers At Meeting
Variety Club members met at Mrs. E L McCauley’s home to discuss grooming and elect new officers. Elected officers are Otis Haley president L F Van Doran vice president S E Best secretary treasurer J R Blackwell Jr reporter. A tea followed with members and a new member Mrs C E Nix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Variety Club
E. L. McCauley
West Thirteenth
E. S. Immell
Otis Haley
L. F. van Doran
S. E. Best
J. R. Blackwell, Jr
John M
Rainbow Girls Initiate Two Members at Palo Duro Assembly
The Palo Duro Assembly 113, Order of the Rainbow for Girls, initiated Thelma Beeman and June Thompson at a Wednesday Khiva Temple meeting. Roberta Robinson presided as worthy advisor. Supreme Assembly in Oklahoma City was discussed. A Mark Sexton birthday dinner is planned at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at the Blackstone Hotel followed by a party. Visitors included Lee March, Maribelle Fields, Maxine Adair, Edith England, Ethel Robinson, and Dallas district officer Benedict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo Duro Assembly
Order of the Rainbow For Girls
Thelma Beeman
June Thompson
Khiva Temple
Roberta Robinson
Supreme Assembly
Oklahoma City
Mark Sexton
Blackstone Hotel
Mesdames Lee March
Maribelle Fields
Maxine Adair
Edith England
Ethel Robinson
Mr. Benedict
The
Order of Rainbow For Girls
Dallas
Nuptial Vows Exchanged For Pearl Snodgrass and Tomy Solomon
Pearl Snodgrass daughter of Mrs Huldah E Thompson and Tomy Solomon of Amarillo wed in a July 4 ceremony at the Pierce Street Baptist Church parsonage. Rev J D Horton officiated the double ring service. The couple resides at 3639 Concho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Snodgrass
Huldah E. Thompson
East Ninth
Tomy Solomon
Amarillo
J. D. Horton
Pierce Street Baptist Church
North Hayes
Lee Edmondson
Ernest Slate
Thompson
Solomon
The
Panhandle Fruit Co
Texas Company
Concho
Insurance Luncheon of Amarillo Women Holds Meeting
The Amarillo Women of Insurance met for the monthly luncheon at the Silver Grill dining room with president Mrs. Bess Roseberry leading the session. Attendees included Lena B. Hurlbut A C Meier Betty Anderson Josephine Honey Bess Roseberry Bess P Salter Marion Galvin Vesta Sutherland Bess Zimmerman Frances Smith Johnnie Pollan Floyd Wilson Edna Brown Leslie Manning and Sarah Jane Wiers. Guests were Mrs. Maxine Feathers Mrs. Della Robertson Miss Juanita Phillips and Miss Leonard Conerly. The next meeting is set for August 8 at 12 o clock at the Silver Grill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insurance Women of
Amarillo
Silver Grill
Bess Roseberry
Lena B. Hurlbut
A. C. Meier
Betty Anderson
Josephine Honey
Bess P. Salter
Marion Galvin
Vesta Sutherland
Bess Zimmerman
Frances Smith
Johnnie Pollan
Floyd Wilson
Edna Brown
Leslie Manning
Sarah Jane Wiers
Maxine Feathers
Della Robertson
Juanita Phillips
Leonard Conerly
Hostess Event For Beryl Needle Club
Mrs Bill Bogard hosted the Beryl Needle Club at 800 B Pierce yesterday afternoon. Guests included Mesdames I V Smith E C Brown Lee Bayne Howard Ogle J H Reeves and the hostess. Next Thursday at 1 30 PM the club will meet at Ellwood Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Bogard
Pierce
Beryl Needle Club
I. V. Smith
E. C. Brown
Lee Bayne
Howard Ogle
J. H. Reeves
Ellwood Park
Mrs Morris Rafkin Honored At Dinner Shower Event
Mrs Morris Rafkin formerly Anna Andelson was feted at a shower hosted by the P B 8 s recently. Dinner place settings listed covers for Mesdames Morris Rafkin John Mallett E J Watson Misses Virginia Johnson Florence Buell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Rafkin
Anna Andelson
John Mallett
E. J. Watson
Virginia Ray Johnson
Florence Buell
Bible Study Session at Tenth Avenue Methodist Church
The Society Has Bible Study at the Tenth Avenue Methodist Church parlor after Wednesday afternoon service. Mrs. Arva Lee Stanford led devotions and sang The Ninety and Nine. Attendees included H. E. Tolleson J. D. Anderson A. R. Carrigan B. W. Wilson and others. Next week meets again at 2:30 pm with Mrs. S. R. Hutto leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenth Avenue Methodist
Arva Lee Stanford
Vernon Stanley
S. R. Hutto
Fern Morgan
Home Club Tea in Pleasant Valley to Benefit Projects
Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. B F Tate’s home to discuss business and hear Miss Pauline Lokey on DDT and insecticides. Members listed include Mrs J H Johnson and Mrs W T Willis with two guests. a silver tea on July 24 in River Drive, sponsored by Mrs Lee Williamson, begins at 3 PM to raise funds for club projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club
B. F. Tate
McMasters
W. T. Willis
Pauline Lokey
Potter County
J. H. Johnson
H. C. Gentry
Jess Walter
T. H. Armstrong
Frank Webb
Lee Williamson
P. G. Pollard
H. L. Henderson
L. O. Biggers
Arthur Pritchard
Miss Lokey
Clark Hancock
A. L. Barrow
River Drive
Party Plans Finalized by Disabled American Veterans Aux
Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary J. E. Pietzsch Chapter No 26 met at Mrs. Howard Tomlinson’s home to finalize plans for a Thursday night party for Veterans Hospital patients. Attendees included Mrss. Roy Beard J H Anderson Harry Neuhardt Wayne Sibley K C Moore J W Short Floyd Sloan John Goodman. About 85 percent of Wyoming farms raise chickens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary
J. E. Pietzsch
Howard Tomlinson
Florida
Wayne Sibley
Veterans Hospital
Mesdames Roy Beard
J. H. Anderson
Harry Neuhardt
K. C. Moore
J. W. Short
Floyd Sloan
John Goodman
YWCA Summer Activities Grow in Popularity
YWCA summer programs directed by Mrs. Lois Jones attract 76 participants in informal recreation Mondays and Wednesdays at the association building. Activities include photography with H. F E. Hertner, Thursday drama with Miss Dorothy Peffley, tennis coaching for teens and business girls, and Red Cross aided swimming at Gem Lake pool supervised by a team of staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
Lois Jones
Association
L. E. Bates
C. T. McKinney
G. S. Babb
H. F E. Hertner
Dorothy Peffley
Wild Cat Willie
YWCA
Pet Jackson
Camilla Wheatley
Roy Kerr
Gem Lake Pool
The
Red Cross
Lindalie Mac
Betty Rapp
Jack Armstrong
Swanson
E. L. Butterfield
J. J. Johnson
Loyd Bivins
New Year Coffee Circle 1 Opens at West Amarillo Church
West Amarillo Christian Church Woman's Council Circle 1 began the year with a Wednesday morning coffee at Mrs. J. L. Sparks home 1504 Bowie. Mrs. E. C. McReynolds led the service and eleven members plus three guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Amarillo
Sewing Club Hosts Social Afternoon at Mullins Home
The Happy Hour Sewing Club gathered yesterday afternoon at Mrs. A. H. Mullins home 1107 North Grant to view garden flowers and discuss plans for a luncheon set for next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Mullins
North Grant
Happy Hour Sewing Club
Social Calendar Highlights Evening Events in Amarillo
Tonight features a Jam Jar Party at YWCA 7 o clock. A garden film shown by the Amarillo Garden Club at Trinity Lutheran Parish House 1800 Harrison 8 o clock. Letter Carriers Auxiliary 233 meets at VFW Hall 8 o clock. Family night at Amarillo Country Club 8 o clock. Saturday includes Countywide 4 H Girls Club Room 104 Courthouse 2 o clock. Story Hour for Children at Amarillo Public Library 3 o clock Palo Duro Assembly 113 Order of the Rainbow for Girls founders observance dinner Blackstone Hotel 7 30 o clock line party 9 15 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Palo Duro Assembly
Order of the Rainbow For Girls
Blackstone Hotel
Bridge Group Enjoys Play at Mrs Ames Home
Bridge group members were guests at the home of Mrs Helena Ames on East Twenty first. The highlight of the evening was the high score for the play session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hel Ames
East Twentyfirst
Milk Snakes Raid Ground Nests For Bird Eyes
Milk snakes feed largely on bird eyes raiding quail and pheasant nests built on the ground. This behavior highlights their predation pattern and impact on ground nesting birds.
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W. C. Holman
Hall-Holman
Ladies’ Aid
Rainbow Girls
Kohler Bros
North Fillmore
Morningside
N. Fill
New Thames Dinner House
C.f.smith
Beryl Club
Society
Wyoming
Lewis Caddell
Amarillo, Texas
N. van Buren
Sewing Club States Social
Maripf Earle Cosmetics
Herbert Drug
Prescription
Studio
East 6Th Ave
Marizon
VFW Hall
Amarillo Country Club
Courthouse
Amarillo Public Library
Bendy
Mary Adell Miner
Polk
Bees Steele
Doraldina
Blackburn ‘Bros
Rookeraire
Amarillo Hardware Today
Mortuaries
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